Pause in Programming
WVU Extension Service continues to monitor the spread of COVID 19 throughout the state. Last fall/early winter, they announced they would halt in-person events until January 19. After discussion, review of state data and information from state health officials, state leaders, and WVU leadership, they are going to extend this pause of face-to-face programming until March 1, 2021. They will continue to re-evaluate face-to-face programming and make decisions, as appropriate.
This includes all 4-H, CEOS, and any Doddridge County Extension related programming.
St. Clara Supernovas News
The St. Clara Supernovas have been serving their community despite the pandemic. With the help of their neighboring CEOS Club, Fallen Timber, they provided residents at Childers Manor with baskets of fruit and cookies that the members had prepared in their own homes.
They also made and delivered 8 soup/cracker/fruit baskets to local elderly or shut-in community members.
Great job to the Supernovas for striving to “Make the Best Better”!
Quality Assurance Training for Livestock Participants
2021 Livestock Show & Sale participants participated in the annual Quality Assurance Training on Monday, January 18, 2021. This training is a requirement to participate and 4-H & FFA members were able to complete this training virtually via Zoom this year for the first time. There was a lot of information in the training as well as a knowledge competition at the end. The training was split into two categories….Beginner (those have participated 3 years or less) and Advanced (for those who have been in the program for more than 3 years).
The following winners will receive a prize for placing in the knowledge competition:
Beginners: 1st place Brandon Mace, 2nd place Chloe/Tessa Mayle, 3rd place Kilee Williams
Advanced: 1st place Taylor Williams, 2nd place Ellie Richards, 3rd place McKenzie Wright
Congratulations!!!